Rachel Reeves said commitments by Labour to nationalise rail, energy or water were part of a manifesto in 2019 that “secured our worst results since 1935” and had been “scrapped”.
Well, this is awkward: The Tories and their bombastic boasts have come back to haunt them, following the weekend's disruption in Dover.
"Biggest political own goal ever. I just hope the electorate doesn't forget this," wrote one person after watching Labour's video.
"Clive Lewis’s response was pure gold and shut Johnathon Gullis up!," wrote one person after watching the clip.
Anti-Corbyn Labour officials were found to have covertly diverted election cash to allies and away from winnable seats by the inquiry.
A 2020 leak of the document showed it found "no evidence" of antisemitism being handled differently from other complaints.
One Labour source said their jaw was "on the table at how damaging this is for the Tories" following the debate, with others describing it as a "generous gift" for Sir Keir Starmer.
The move would force Mr Johnson’s colleagues to back the Government or vote against it in a move that could trigger a general election.
Peter Stefanovic wrote: "I can’t tell you how angry I was when I put together this reply - I make no excuses."